Adam Sternbergh

@sternbergh.bsky.social

culture editor, NYTimes Opinion novelist: THE EDEN TEST (out now); THE BLINDS; NEAR ENEMY; SHOVEL READY I wear suits now

one thing that drove the Apple-led tech boom of the aughts was a sense of wonder: even for non-techies, once you interacted with, say, an iPod you totally got why you might want it AI is arguably more impressive as tech yet it still leaves people cold, unable to make the case for its own necessity

John Warner@biblioracle.bsky.social · 2d ago

Thinking about what I see as a contradiction lately. I think it's pretty clear that AI has advanced quite a lot in terms of its capabilities and reliability since the arrival of Chat GPT, and yet, despite this, I, personally, still have very little use for it. If Google search hadn't shit the bed...

so remember that crap-looking trailer for the AI generated The Odyssey that we talked about for like five minutes a month ago, did that full movie ever come out or also did elon ever bankroll that fully Grok-generated version of The Odyssey he promised or meanwhile variety.com/2026/film/bo...

‘The Odyssey’ Extends Imax 70mm Run Through September as Imax Ticket Sales Surpass $450 Million

"The Odyssey" will play on Imax 70mm screens through Sept. 30.

variety.com

good morning to everyone but especially to the guy rolling through Brooklyn in a BMW with the windows rolled down blaring the theme from the original 1978 “Superman” with Christopher Reeve

OKAY I admit I thought the universal praise for COYOTE VS ACME might be slightly inflated by the goodwill around its backstory but I have seen it and it’s as good as advertised Samy Burch is a fascinating multifaceted screenwriter

torn between my genuine desire to learn more about who in sane times actually has authority to rename bodies of water that border different countries (or national parks or cities or other geographic locations) and my equal competing desire to spend absolutely no time thinking about it at all

Arte Moreno bought the Angels in 2003 (the year after they won the Series) for $184 million. He then spent 23 years running them into the ground, let the stadium decay, wasted Trout and Ohtani, and sold for $4 billion. And the owners are crying poverty and threatening to kill baseball next year.